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Suggest Medication To Avoid Fluctuations In Thyroid Levels

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My age is 32 and 3 yrs back it was found that my thyroid levels was not normal. Intially my TSH level was 11.5 and i have been adviced to take Eltroin0.5 and i was not regular in checking my thyroid levels and some one year back my thyroid levels has come down to 0.3. Could pls advice me why such large flluctuations and pls guide me what medicine i should take?
Thu, 15 Sep 2016
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You ultimately need to check your thyroid levels more often. What happened was you were on too big of a dose of thyroid medication which caused you to go from hypothyroidism to hyperthyroidism. You should consult your Doctor Who prescribed the thyroid medication to get your levels drawn. You will need to go on to a lower dose of thyroid replacement. I would not adjust your thyroid medication until you have your thyroid drawn and checked.
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Suggest Medication To Avoid Fluctuations In Thyroid Levels

You ultimately need to check your thyroid levels more often. What happened was you were on too big of a dose of thyroid medication which caused you to go from hypothyroidism to hyperthyroidism. You should consult your Doctor Who prescribed the thyroid medication to get your levels drawn. You will need to go on to a lower dose of thyroid replacement. I would not adjust your thyroid medication until you have your thyroid drawn and checked.